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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1900

Page

3

Philadelphia and New York City Train Times Tentative Schedule

Leave Philadelphia Market Street Wharf at 7.10 a.m. 18.00 m. and 4.00 p.m. Depart New York West 23d Street Station at 8.55 a.m. 3.55 and 4.55 p.m. Depart Deshivomses and Cortlandt Street at 9.10 p.m. 4.00 and 5.10 p.m. For more information see timetable or ask a ticket agent. J B Woop G P A J B Hurcuinson Genl Manager.

Philadelphia Market St New York Deshivomses and Cortlandt Sta J. B. Woop J.B. Hurcuinson Gen’l California Harriabure Golden Gate Florida Jacksonville Old Point Comfort Richmond Washington Broadway Fulton Street Court Street Brooklyn Broad Street Newark N. J Geo. W. Boyd

Local notices from Monmouth Junction and nearby towns

Community items include residents’ greetings and visits from Trenton to Cranbury and Franklin Park. Obituaries note Joseph Taylors, G A R member, dying at Monmouth Junction. Invitations issued for multiple weddings in late November and December.

Elva Chamberlain Trenton William Harrison Cranbury Lena Thompson Joseph Taylors Monmouth Junction Silvera Elin Stults Philadelphia Grace Morse Elmer Dey J. E. Carry New Brunswick J. H.mount Prospect Plaina Albert Winkler Judson Coleman J. Harry Goodwin Richard M. Rowland Isaac Snedeker Lotta Goodwin Joseph Gordon Anna Blackwell Franklin Park William EK. Rue Dayton Sadie F Hervey Grover

Stolen Horse Report Shocks Hightstown Parish

Edward Pickering reported a valuable horse stolen from under sheds after Sunday services at Hightstown Baptist Church. Neighbors alerted, but no trace of thief or horse yet found.

Hightstown Baptist Church Edward Pickering

First Presbyterian Church Raises 1200 for Debt Free Future

Rev J E Curry led a campaign after a $1200 debt built up at First Presbyterian. The Sunday sermon urged giving, with many contributing from modest means. By week’s end over $1000 was pledged, totaling beyond $1200, supporting $9000 in investments for repairs and no future debt. Oysters advertised nearby.

Wm. P. Dey Odd Fellows Hall Alexander Bastedo Wm. Hughes No. 17 New York Hughes Singer Sewing Machine Company New Jersey Sunday School Association First Reformed Church of New Brunswick Kerr Boyce Tappen Philadelphia First Presbyterian J. E. Curry H. Perrine

Sheriff Barclay Hosts Bondsmen Dinner at Court House

A midday dinner at Sheriff Barclay's Court House home brought together bondsmen Ezekiel Barclay and others with guests Judge Strong Deputy Carman County Clerk Conger and William Carman. The group enjoyed Mrs Barclay's renowned cooking and lively political discussion followed by humor and stories.

Sheriff Barclay Court House Ezekiel Barclay John 8. Silvers Alfred Davidson Jamesburg J. E. Bennett Cranbury Frank A. Brown George Meron Judge Strong Carman John H. Conger George Carman William Carman David Messler

Annual Donation Event At Methodist Church Community Evening

Large turnout for Rev and Mrs DeMaris as the Methodist Church hosted a Wednesday evening with a church supper in the basement followed by a program led by Rev C F Garrison. Speakers included Dr J L Whitaker and Rev A Allen with musical selections by Miss Donnell and the Stuita family.

Hightstown Cranbury R. W. Norton Ezra Goodwin Jessie Wilson New York M. L. Swaffield Peddie Migs van der Hoogs Institute Harry Goodwin F. A. DeMaris Methodist Church G. W. Burroughs C. F. Garrison J. L. Whitaker Miss Donnell Ernest Bessie A. Allen Stuita H. C. Symmes DeMaris

Special Fur Scarfs Quick Sale At Bargain Prices

A small farmer forced to sell due to warm weather offers 80 fur scarfs including opossum skunk raccoon and French coney skins. Prices are about a quarter under market with six and eight tails available. Act fast before cold weather increases demand.

New Ladies Suits At 8.75 And Gloves In Demand

Advert reads affordable ladies suits in oxford gray homespun with double breasted jackets and l Aiglon collars, priced at 8.75 with value claimed as equal to 40 dollar city items. English walking gloves for ladies 1.35, mannish style, red tan colors, corsets R G straight front promised to enhance the silhouette.

London New York

Yard's 25c Underwear Prominent In Dept

Yard's 25c underwear is highlighted as a strong value in the department. The ad touts drawers and white vests, full ankle length, in sizes for men and boys, with white and cream colors and medium to heavy weights for winter.

Simply the Best Goods in Largest Variety

Blauvelt of Hightstown N J advertises a broad selection of items at half city prices claiming superior quality and variety in a concise sales notice.

Mason & Hamlin, Lohmer &Co Emerson, Smith & Barnes Kater Bros Witland Mason & Hamlin and Carpenter Orgins Ciges Ency

Market Reactions to Dress Fabric Sales

A speaker notes widespread complaints about sales of Black and Colored Dress Fabrics and suggests comparing prices with other stocks to understand the issue without prejudice. The remark questions why demand differs and hints at valuation comparisons as explanation.

Unusual Stock of Stylish Shades Opens Shop Floor

A storefront unveils a stock of fashionable eyewear and gloves. Glaci and Suede gloves priced at 1.00. A new Mocha item goes for 1.25.

Village Blacksmith Credits Remedy for Child's Croup

A Gradkinsville NY blacksmith, H. H. Black, says his five year old son, prone to croup, improved after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He reports the medicine dissolves the cough and is safe for both babes and adults. He notes no dangerous drugs and endorses it strongly.

Chamberlain E. 8. Phipps Poteau Ark N. F. Clayton H. H. Black Gradkinsville Sullivan Co N.Y Jas

Cold Weather Prep Price Guide for Self or Child

A brief guide lists essential cold weather items priced up to 1.25 each, suitable for personal or child use. It covers affordable gear to stay warm in low temperatures and emphasizes practical selection within a tight budget.

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